Article | REF: D5101 V2

Prevention of Electrical Accidents - General Information

Author: Christian ATLANI

Publication date: August 10, 2018, Review date: May 10, 2021

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3. Special case involving water

3.1 Resistivity of aqueous solutions

Pure water is essentially non-conductive, but when impurities such as salts are added to water, the resistivity of the solution can decrease significantly. Table 7 shows resistivity values, for example, of typical aqueous solutions in which people may be partially or totally immersed.

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